Among the well-known and analyzed existing models of disability in the literature, (such as medical and social, along with many of their variants) the interesting issue would be associated with cultures. What is the cultural model of disability?

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Culture of disability relates to how disabled people as a larger community or a sub-community of people with specific impairments view themselves. For example, many deaf people do not view themselves as disabled but claim that they are part of deaf (with capital D) culture. They have their own set of rules and behaviours (like any other culture) that are acceptable within deaf community.